And while there are two varieties of Collie (smooth and rough), both shed about the same amount of fur throughout the year. The main difference is that the rough (AKA Long-Haired) variety of Collie sheds more heavily during spring and fall, while smooth Collies tend to shed more evenly from month to month.
Do collies shed a lot?
The unfortunate answer for most is, yes. They are a long-haired double-coated breed and tend to shed a lot. Twice a year, things can go from bad to worse pretty quickly — in fall and spring, they shed excessively. Many owners describe Border Collie shedding as a full-time maintenance job.
Do Smooth Collies shed more than rough collies?
Shedding. Both Rough and Smooth Collies shed a lot. Be sure you don't mind hair on your clothing and furnishings.
Do smooth Border Collies shed?
Smooth-coated Border Collies may have shorter hair, but that doesn't mean they shed less. Whether they have a smooth or rough coat, Borders are average shedders throughout the year. During shedding season, you need to brush their hair on a daily basis.
What herding dog sheds the least?
7 Herding Breeds That Won't Make You Sneeze, Low-SheddingBergamasco. An ancient herding breed that hails from the Italian Alps, the Bergamasco's woolly, corded coat is naturally low-shedding. ... Bouvier des Flandres. ... Briard. ... Polish Lowland Sheepdog. ... Puli. ... Pumi. ... Spanish Water Dog.
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